INTRODUCTION
The Think GREAT Foundation presents the Military Spouse Scholarship Program. Academic scholarships will be awarded to spouses of military service members and veteran personnel who are currently enrolled or are planning to enroll in approved/accredited learning institutions. Applications for this scholarship are due by August 5th, 2024.
SELECTION CRITERIA
The applicant (spouse) must have been married to the service member or veteran during their time of service.
All spouses must be enrolled in a community college, college, or university course accredited by the U.S. Department of Education or enrolled in a certificate, licensure, or technical program.
Scholarship awardees must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 and continue to make satisfactory progress toward a degree to remain eligible for follow-on scholarship disbursements.
Scholarship awards are up to $5,000 per academic year ($20,000-lifetime award per applicant). Funds are awarded per payment term (fall, spring, or summer).
Disbursed funds cannot exceed the actual unmet need as shown on the applicant’s student statement of account. Excess funds are retained by the Think GREAT Foundation and may be applied to another semester within the same academic school year.
Applications are required for each academic school year.
Documentation is not accepted via USPS, fax, or over the phone.
Applications are reviewed and recipients are selected by the Think GREAT Foundation Board.
Please submit any questions to erikt@thinkgreatfoundation.org
All applications require “Proof of Marriage and Proof of Service”
Required/Needed Documents:
Marriage: Marriage Certificate
Service, as applicable (blackout SSN):
• DD 214
• DD 1300 (only if SM died in the line of duty)
• Active Duty: Copy of Active Duty Orders (blackout the SSN) to include the unit of assignment and POC.
• National Guard/Reserves: Letter of membership signed by the commander/authorized unit representative stating the service member is in good
ABOUT THINK GREAT FOUNDATION
To enrich and enhance the lives of military and veteran spouses by supporting the accomplishment of their educational and career goals.
